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Not nearly as sophisticated as previous efforts, for sure.

Think these look promising: Hail Caesar! The Nice Guys (Shane Black, woo!) Dr. Strange Deadpool Bourne #5 I Saw the Light Captain America: Civil War Magnificent Seven Rogue One Think these look shite: Ghostbusters reboot Suicide Squad Batman vs. Superman Dad's Army Independence Day 2 X-Men: Apocaly...

Tend to avoid musicals, but here's a list of ones I've enjoyed (I've excluded Disney, otherwise they'd dominate the list). Singin' in the Rain The Blues Brothers Bugsy Malone Easter Parade Grease Little Shop of Horrors South Park: Bigger, Longer and Uncut Stormy Weather Oliver! Cry-Baby Yankee Doodl...

CosmicMonkey wrote:Yes, but many non-binary trans* people exist as well.

99.999999999% of actors in Hollywood aren't trans though. Can you even name me 3 trans actors? (EDIT: I can only think of Alexis Arquette) This is why it's a non-issue at the moment. It's something that can be examined when it needs to be.

philamental wrote:1. The Director has directed another film that is one of the top 30 grossing films of all time.
2. In honour of reviving the thread, a main character in the film dies and comes back to life.

I'm gonna guess The Abyss (even though Cameron has more than one film in the top 30).

Looks like Frances Ha

What if we had "Best White Actor" and "Best Black Actor" Is that racist, and if yes, how is that any different? Having separate awards for men and women ensures both genders are equally represented. Race isn't a parallel to that, given that many people are a mix of races. Do you...

Having separate awards for men and women isn't remotely sexist.

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